Examiner James W. Engmann having, on November 29, 1991, issued his Findings
of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order, with Accompanying Memorandum, in the
above-entitled proceeding, wherein the above-named Respondent was found to have
committed, and was committing, prohibited practices within the meaning of Section
111.70(3)(a)5, and derivatively, Section 111.70(3)(a)1 of the Municipal
Employment Relations Act, and was ordered to cease and desist therefrom and to
take certain affirmative action with respect thereto; and wherein other complaint
allegations were dismissed; and no petition for review of said Findings of Fact,
Conclusions of Law and Order, with Accompanying Memorandum, having been filed
within the twenty day statutory period set forth in Section 111.07(5), Stats.;
and no intervening order by the Examiner or the Commission having been issued
within said statutory period;

NOW, THEREFORE, the Commission issues the following

NOTICE

That, by operation of Section 111.07(5), Stats., Examiner Engmann's
Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order issued in the above-entitled
matter became the Commission's Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order on
December 19, 1991, (1) and, therefore, the
Respondent, Rib Lake School District,
Board of Education, is hereby requested to notify the Wisconsin Employment
Relations Commission within ten (10) days of the date of this Notice as to what
steps it has taken to comply therewith.

Given under our hands and seal at the City
of Madison, Wisconsin this 13th day of
January, 1992.

WISCONSIN EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS
COMMISSION

By A. Henry Hempe /s/

A. Henry Hempe, Chairperson

Herman Torosian /s/

Herman Torosian, Commissioner

William K. Strycker /s/

William K. Strycker, Commissioner

1. Pursuant to Sec. 227.48(2), Stats., the
Commission hereby notifies the
parties that a petition for rehearing may be filed with the Commission by
following the procedures set forth in Sec. 227.49 and that a petition for
judicial review naming the Commission as Respondent, may be filed by
following the procedures set forth in Sec. 227.53, Stats.

227.49 Petitions for rehearing in contested cases. (1) A petition for
rehearing shall not be prerequisite for appeal or review. Any person
aggrieved by a final order may, within 20 days after service of the order,
file a written petition for rehearing which shall specify in detail the
grounds for the relief sought and supporting authorities. An agency may
order a rehearing on its own motion within 20 days after service of a
final order. This subsection does not apply to s. 17.025(3)(e). No
agency is required to conduct more than one rehearing based on a petition
for rehearing filed under this subsection in any contested case.

227.53 Parties and proceedings for review. (1) Except as otherwise
specifically provided by law, any person aggrieved by a decision specified
in s. 227.52 shall be entitled to judicial review thereof as provided in
this chapter.

(a) Proceedings for review shall be instituted by serving a petition
therefor personally or by certified mail upon the agency or one of its
officials, and filing the petition in the office of the clerk of the
circuit court for the county where the judicial review proceedings are to
be held. Unless a rehearing is requested under s. 227.49, petitions for
review under this paragraph shall be served and filed within 30 days after
the service of the decision of the agency upon all parties under s.
227.48. If a rehearing is requested under s. 227.49, any party desiring
judicial review shall serve and file a petition for review within 30 days
after service of the order finally disposing of the application for
rehearing, or within 30 days after the final disposition by operation of
law of any such application for rehearing. The 30-day period for serving
and filing a petition under this paragraph commences on the day after
personal service or mailing of the decision by the agency. If the
petitioner is a resident, the proceedings shall be held in the circuit
court for the county where the petitioner resides, except that if the
petitioner is an agency, the proceedings shall be in the circuit court for
the county where the respondent resides and except as provided in ss.
77.59(6)(b), 182.70(6) and 182.71(5)(g). The proceedings shall be in the
circuit court for Dane county if the petitioner is a nonresident. If all
parties stipulate and the court to which the parties desire to transfer
the proceedings agrees, the proceedings may be held in the county
designated by the parties. If 2 or more petitions for review of the same
decision are filed in different counties, the circuit judge for the county
in which a petition for review of the decision was first filed shall
determine the venue for judicial review of the decision, and shall order
transfer or consolidation where appropriate.

(b) The petition shall state the nature of the petitioner's
interest, the facts showing that petitioner is a person aggrieved by the
decision, and the grounds specified in s. 227.57 upon which petitioner
contends that the decision should be reversed or modified.

. . .

(c) Copies of the petition shall be served, personally or by
certified mail, or, when service is timely admitted in writing, by first
class mail, not later than 30 days after the institution of the
proceeding, upon all parties who appeared before the agency in the
proceeding in which the order sought to be reviewed was made.

Note: For purposes of the above-noted statutory time-limits, the date of
Commission service of this decision is the date it is placed in the mail (in this
case the date appearing immediately above the signatures); the date of filing of
a rehearing petition is the date of actual receipt by the Commission; and the
service date of a judicial review petition is the date of actual receipt by the
Court and placement in the mail to the Commission.